Republic of China (1912–present)
The history of TCM in the Republic of China shows how traditional medicine survived political upheaval, repression, and modernization.
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The history of TCM in the Republic of China shows how traditional medicine survived political upheaval, repression, and modernization.
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Buddhism brought new ethical, medical, and spiritual influences into TCM and left a lasting mark on Chinese medicine.
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Taoism gave Traditional Chinese Medicine its cosmological foundation and its vision of harmony, change, and living according to the way of nature.
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With his ideas about humanity, morality and cosmic order, Confucius shaped the cultural foundation on which TCM was able to grow for centuries.
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The Qing Dynasty as China's last imperial dynasty and the immense pressure this period placed on TCM.
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The Ming Dynasty marks the culmination of classical TCM through major medical syntheses, long stability, and influential works such as the Bencao Gangmu and the Zhenjiu Dacheng.
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The Yuan Dynasty brought Mongol rule, international exchange, and important theoretical enrichment to TCM.
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The Song Dynasty was a golden age for TCM, marked by institutional flourishing, medical standardization, and wide dissemination of knowledge.
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A period of political fragmentation that also gave new impulses to the spread and development of medical knowledge within TCM.
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The Tang dynasty was China's golden age and a flourishing period of systematization, education, and medical knowledge within TCM.
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The Sui dynasty briefly reunified China and laid a crucial foundation for the further development of TCM.
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De Jin-dynastie bracht tijdelijke eenheid en belangrijke medische ontwikkelingen in de TCM.
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